In the Army List book, Republican Roman Bolt Shooters [Heavy Artillery] are noted as being "drilled".
Roman bolt shooters often included a pivot/turntable in their design to allow off-axis firing.
Since Heavy Artillery can neither move or pivot after being placed on the board, what good is being "drilled"?
Or are "drilled" Bolt Shooters allowed to pivot and/or move in a drilled fashion?
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Drilled Roman Bolt Shooters/Heavy Artillery
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Sounds to me like it is purely window dressing and has no in game effect. Much like drilled or undrilled skirmishers. It just accurately represents their training even though there is no effect.
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Thats the long and short of itbddbrown wrote:Sounds to me like it is purely window dressing and has no in game effect. Much like drilled or undrilled skirmishers. It just accurately represents their training even though there is no effect.
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